Gulls and Vols clash as rain disrupts Nashville series
In Mobile the Gulls split the series with Tennessee as Ellam drives in three runs while Bethe gulls struggle with a late rally. A rain-affected finale ends with a 0-0 score after a pitching duel and missed scoring chances.
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Giants Will Be in Fight for the Flag All Way
In Boston on May 81 1921 John McGraw declares the New York Giants will be in the pennant race all the way. He describes rebuilding with Federal League stars Kauff Rariden Roush and Anderson and notes spring setbacks but optimism as the club tunes up for the season.
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Dave Robertson
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Newark
Marlin
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Hans Lobert
Fred Brainard
Lobert
Bill McKechnie
Bill
Tesreau
Herbert Hunter
Hunter
McKechnie
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New York
Bill Mce-Kechnie
Bugle
Fred Brainerd
Brainerd
John
Harry Sinclair
Newark Federal
William Klem
Klem
McGraw
Robert
Flivver
Nashville Beats Mobile In Seven Inning Intercity Tilt
Nashville left 2 on base while Mobile stranded 6 as pitchers Wells and Ledbetter showcased control. Kauffman and Baker delivered two base hits for Nashville, with Wells fanning two and Ledbetter five in a 4 2 outcome. Umpires Breitenstein and Kerin. Time 1:05.
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Mobile
Baker
Schmidt
Sheehan
Ellam
Ledbetter
Ellis
Kerin and
Breitenstein
Mnasavilig
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Kauffman
Nashville
Wells
Kores
Dodge
Kerin
BE. Williams
Eae
Swacina
E Burke
Seeee Holly
Handford
Clark
Willard Fulton bout on Labor Day a fiasco
New York May 31 Fred Fulton of Rochester Minn has been slated to meet Jess Willard in a Labor Day bout. The piece argues the match is a promoter scam to draw crowds and keep Willard in the public eye, with Fulton seen as an uneven opponent and the plan slammed as a potential humiliation for boxing.
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Rochester
Minn
Jess Willard
Fulton
Willard
Sulton
Tom Jones
Jack Cureley
Mike Collins
Jack Curley
Willard Enterprises
Harry Pollak
Washington Park
Brooklyn
Brooklyn National League Baseball Club
Brooklyn Federals
Jem Willard
Frank Moran
Curley
Tex Rickard
Fulton Willard
Andre Anderson
Young Reinert
Andre
Reinert
Dan
Porky” Flynn
al Reich
Jess
Fulton-Willard
Moran
Baseball Results From Southern Cities Show Doubleheaders
In Nashville and Memphis matchups Mobile and Birmingham split games while Nashville and New Orleans also split. At Little Rock Atlanta won both ends of a doubleheader, with pitching and fielding contributing to the swings.
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Ellis
Street
Ledbetter
Schmidt
Wells
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Birmingham
Robertson
Ruel
Black
Hauser
Chattanooga
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Johnson
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Walker
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Higgins
Little Rock
Atlanta
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Perkins
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Day
Neiderkorn
Bill’ Robertson
Gull
Memphians
Chicks
Robby
Baseball Scorelines From Morning And Afternoon Games
National section reports multiple day games across major venues. Scores show Philadelphia New York Brooklyn Boston Pittsburgh Chicago St Louis and Detroit results with pitchers and lineups listed for both morning and afternoon sessions, outlining winners and part of the rotation.
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Demaree
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Killifer
Perritt
Rariden
Alexander
Oeschger
E. Burns
Anderson
Doomn
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Boston
Dell
Marquard
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Tyler
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Smith
Hughes
Nehf
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Clarke
Wingo
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Meyer
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Love
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Myers
Detroit
Hamilton
Stanage
Williams
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Scott
Schalk
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Boland
Dauis
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Aeee
New Orleans
Ween
Nashville
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Birmingham - Oo
Is Ae
MOB
Little Rose
Peer
Pittsbur
Washington
Cleveland
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Tabs
Neons Eearbeses Meters
Ses Ceeenens Wevarsenceck
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Seen
Giants Sweep Sinks and Split Doubleheaders Across Leagues
Baseball briefs recap mixed results from major clubs. Al Demaree beat his former team as the Phillies toppled the Giants 5 to 1 in the morning. New York answered with a 10 to 2 win in the afternoon. Braves, Dodgers split, Yankees and Athletics split Holiday doubleheader. Reds lost 9 to 8 to Pirates after rain. Cardinals, Cubs split. Notable pitching feats and fielding plays highlighted.
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Phillies
al Demaree
Giants
Alexaner
Yankees
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Yanks
Elmer Myers
Connie Mack
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Pirates
Herzog
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Cubs
Sallee
Steele
Father Matty at Bat: Old Player Faces Harsh Jabs
A comic baseball vignette from St Louis recounts Father Matty at the plate as opponents taunt the aging stalwart. The crux shows Matty enduring barbs about his age while he pitches a timely thirds inning, tossing out a runner at first.
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Bill McKechnie Turns from Flivver to Giants Hero
The Giants switch Bill McKechnie from bench to third base and he becomes a star. After a slow start he hits at a .400 pace in thirteen games on the road trip, delivering clutch hits and standout defense to lift New York.
Zack Wheat and Casey Stengel Struggle Reflected in Brooklyn
Brooklyn fans follow Zachary Wheat and Casey Stengel as slumps hit the Robins. Wheat, born May 23 1888 in Hamilton Missouri, battles to regain his slugging form after a late 1914 dip while Stengel’s drop from .816 to .287 mirrors a tough season for the outfield duo.
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Zachary David Wheat
Kansas City
Ebbets Clan
Robins
Zack
Casey Stengel
Zachary
Wheat
Stengel
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Missouri
Hamilton
Kansas
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Fort Worth
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Mobile
Dodgers
Pirates
Chief Meyers
Mack Wheat
Batti
Kankakee
Maysville
Aurora
Ill
Moonlight Excursion on the Charles E. Cessna Tonight
A moonlight ride and dance will be held tonight on the excursion steamer Charles E. Cessna. The dance is hosted by McInnis Lodge No. 71 I O O F. The steamer departs from the foot of Dauphin street at o'clock and returns at 11 o'clock. Music and refreshments will be provided.
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McInnis Lodge
No. 71
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